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Markings
Book • 1964
Markings is a journal of spiritual meditations, poems, and diary entries written by Dag Hammarskjöld from 1925 until his death in 1961.
The book was discovered after his death and published posthumously.
It includes reflections on his professional duties as a spiritual responsibility, his struggles with faith and action, and his continuous dialogue with God and other literary works.
The entries range from short prose to haiku poems and provide a deep insight into Hammarskjöld's personal and spiritual journey.
The book is highly regarded as a modern spiritual classic and has been translated into several languages.
The book was discovered after his death and published posthumously.
It includes reflections on his professional duties as a spiritual responsibility, his struggles with faith and action, and his continuous dialogue with God and other literary works.
The entries range from short prose to haiku poems and provide a deep insight into Hammarskjöld's personal and spiritual journey.
The book is highly regarded as a modern spiritual classic and has been translated into several languages.
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Referenced by Lee Camp when discussing about a book that talks about "You can never save yourself by a not to, T-O, by a not to."
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